Round 6 results of the 2021 UCI BMX SX World Cup. Sakarya, Turkey.
Replay | Round 6 | BMX Supercross World Cup | Sakarya, Sunday 24 October 2021.
USABMX Lone Star National #1, Houston, Texas. 23 October 2021.
Women Pro
1 ALISE WILLOUGHBY, ALBES PROMAX, CHULA VISTA, CA
2 LAUREN REYNOLDS, FACTORY ANSWER, SAN DIEGO, CA
3 ASHLEY VERHAGEN, FULL TILT RADIO, PHOENIX, AZ
4 DALENY VAUGHN, 316/DK BIKES, TUCSON, AZ
5 LEXIS COLBY, GORDY'S BICYCLES, PHOENIX, AZ
Men Pro
1 CORBEN SHARRAH, DAYLIGHT, TUCSON, AZ
2 CAMERON WOOD, MONGOOSE BICYCLES, PEORIA, AZ
3 ANDERSON FILHO, SPEEDCO/AVIAN, VARGINHA, MG
4 KAMREN LARSEN, HARO BMX, BAKERSFIELD, CA
5 JOSHUA MCLEAN, FULL TILT RADIO, PALM HARBOR, FL
6 JEREMY SMITH, DKBICYCLES/HEMPFUSIONCBD, DAYTON, OH
7 TANNER SEBESTA, FACTORY ANSWER, KYLE, TX
8 JESSE WELCH, BOX COMPONENTS, RIVERSIDE, CA
Vet Pro
1 TYLER BROWN, 316 RACING DK BIKES, SAN DIEGO, CA
2 JONATHAN SUAREZ, ALPHA FACTORY, CORAL SPRINGS, FL
3 DAMIEN LACOMBE, PREMIER RACING NATIONAL TEAM, DALLAS, TX
Final results UCI BMX SX World Cup Round 5, Sakarya, Turkey.
Elite Women
1. STANCIL Felicia USA 37.656
2. BARTUNKOVA Eliska CZE 38.445
3. SIMPSON Molly CAN 38.710
4. SMULDERS Laura NED TEAM TVE SPORT 38.741
5. STEVAUX CARNAVAL Priscilla BRA 39.241
We're out here in Turkey, a new stop on the UCI BMX SX World Cup circuit. It's always nice to go to new places but it also brings new challenges. New track, new hotel, new people, translation issues, drinking issues, stray dogs and cats, mobile camper toilets, the list is long and the adventure is on.
Four UCI BMX World Cup rounds are on the program for the next two weekends. Rounds 5&6 now, Rounds 7&8 next weekend (30/31 October) and the title chase is wide open. Basically half of the season will be taken care of in 10 days so if you are in shape now and can put it together, chances are you're up there at the end of the road.
The leader plates are in the hands of Arthur Pilard (Elite Men), Mariana Pajon (Elite Women), Asuma Nakai (U23 Men) and also Thalya Burford (U23 Women) so they carry the best papers at the moment but things can change quickly.
For those not wanting to miss anything, we've got the live feed on FATBMX.com so tune in and follow the racing. We'll keep you posted on ourd FATBMX social media channels and here also on the website as you're used from us. It's BMX after all.
BdJ
Lone Star Nationals Pre Race Pro results
Elite Women:
1 LAUREN REYNOLDS 30 1 SAN DIEGO CA FACTORY ANSWER 10126642 21 UCI
2 ALISE WILLOUGHBY 30 2 CHULA VISTA CA ALBES PROMAX 10126073 11 UCI
3 ASHLEY VERHAGEN 30 3 PHOENIX AZ FULL TILT RADIO 10126538 121 UCI
4 DALENY VAUGHN 20 4 TUCSON AZ 316/DK BIKES 13061288 880 NC
5 LEXIS COLBY 18 5 PHOENIX AZ GORDY'S BICYCLES 17890287 256 NAT
Elite Men:
1 ANDERSON FILHO 25 3 VARGINHA MG SPEEDCO/AVIAN 18310504 380 UCI
2 KAMREN LARSEN 21 6 BAKERSFIELD CA HARO BMX 15550221 338 UCI
3 ALEX LIMBERG 24 7 PLANO TX HYPER 90001247 950 UCI
4 JOSHUA MCLEAN 23 8 PALM HARBOR FL FULL TILT RADIO 90001468 4 NAT
5 TANNER SEBESTA 28 4 KYLE TX FACTORY ANSWER 13461933 54 UCI
6 CORBEN SHARRAH 29 1 TUCSON AZ DAYLIGHT 13061389 24 UCI
7 JESSE WELCH 20 5 RIVERSIDE CA BOX COMPNENTS 00181540 333 NAT
REPLAY | Round 5 | BMX Supercross World Cup | Sakarya. Saturday 23 October 2021.
Name: Bart van Bemmelen
Age: 20, 12-03-2001
Hometown: Dreumel Netherlands
Plate number: 41
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Meybo bikes, bmx24seven, Fly, Oakley, Shimano, HT pedals, Tioga, Box, Progate Europe, wlm design, Nederlandse loterij
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-Track to race on: Uithoorn, Dutch track
Olympic & UCI World Champion Niek Kimmann Shares His Story. By BOX
Niek Kimmann is a professional BMX racer, three-time World Champion, and a gold medalist Olympian. His accomplishments follow a lifelong journey of BMX racing. He shared his story with Box on what his BMX career was all about. Kimmann grew up in a small village called Lutten, located in the Netherlands and lived there for 15 years. His parents were influential, athletic and enjoyed the outdoors. His mother was a horseback rider, and his father was an ice skater. When he was younger, he spent two hours a week trying out different sports such as track and field, football, and others, but none of these called out to him. It wasn't until his friends introduced him to BMX that he found his passion instantly. His first experience riding at his local BMX track was what he would call "love at first sight."
The flying Dutchman began his riding journey when he was only seven years old. Growing up on a farm, he had plenty of room to ride his bike around. As he continued to race, he would frequent the Dedemsvaart track near his hometown for an hour every Tuesday and Thursday. He was mentored by the track's coach amongst other kids. "I was lucky to have a good coach at my track, the help they gave me,
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.